Tony's place would be great EXCEPT. The condo installed fingerprint sensors in November to insure that short term rentals are discouraged (outlawed no doubt). Tony has a complicated check in and exiting the building scheme to avoid the sensors in the elevators. It works... if you do it right. Of course I think the condo staff and security will catch on, hopefully not during your visit. Note that Tony cautions you not to seek help from anyone at the condo. That will be important of course but on the other hand in spite of his detailed instructions it is hard to follow them, especially discreetly, there is not a lot of activity there and plenty staff so it is hard not to be obvious that you don't really know where you are going and that you are not really authorized to be there (except by Tony). Note that Airbnb told me that their "hosting standards" say that if there are biometric security devices then the host must have you registered so that you can activate them. He won't be able to register you because they allow only a small number for each condo. There is a nice big sign explaining all that on the property. Oh... btw, in my initial trip in and out I made it in okay (sorta - took probably 1/2 hour) but exiting the building his instructions were even less clear and I ended up stuck in a little glass room that houses the elevators waiting for an actual registered person to use his fingerprints as I tried to discreetly tailgate him out of the building. ugh. GOOD LUCK@!